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New day.. New office location.. New Seat..
So many new things happened to me before this new year comes.
Newness always brings enthusiasm and excitement.
Hope this New Year also comes with hand full of surprises as Every Day is a New Day indeed..!!!

When: 31 BC
Where: Rome and Egypt
What’s So Special about Their Love: These two had a love so strong, war was waged against them to break them up. When Mark Antony left his wife, Octavia, for the mesmerizing Cleopatra, Octavia’s brother Octavian brought the army of Rome to destroy them. These two lovers were so entranced with each other that they committed suicide rather than be apart- the ultimate Romeo and Juliet true love story.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

It is basically the
creation of an environment where women can make independent decisions on their
personal development as well as shine as equals in society.

Women
want to be treated as equals so much so that if a woman rises to the top of her
field it should be a commonplace occurrence that draws nothing more than a
raised eyebrow at the gender. This can only happen if there is a channelized
route for the empowerment of women.

Our
future depends on women. All around the world, women entrepreneurs, women
innovators, and women leaders in business, politics, academia, and culture are
transforming societies and the global economy. And they will continue to do so.

Why? For starters, women
represent the fastest-growing, most dynamic economic force in the world today.
Women now control more than $20trillionin
global spending. That means women have an economic impact 50 percent larger
than that of the United States and more than twice the size of China and
India’s economies combined.

In the United States alone, women-owned businesses account for
nearly $3 trillion of the gross domestic product. In fact, if American women
were measured as a separate country, they would have the fifth-largest economy
in the world!

Of course, women’s entrepreneurship extends far beyond our
shores. The truth is, it’s soaring around the globe. Worldwide, 1 in 11
working-age women is involved in entrepreneurship. And the highest percentages
of women business owners are in markets you might not expect.

In Thailand, nearly 20 percent of working women are
entrepreneurs. In India, the number is 14 percent. In Argentina, it’s 12
percent; Brazil, 11 percent; Mexico and Chile, 10 percent. And these numbers
continue to increase.

We have also seen that when women rise in their communities, the
communities themselves rise to new heights of prosperity and health. Over and
over, studies have found a direct correlation between women’s empowerment and
GDP growth, business growth, environmental sustainability, improved human
health, and other positive impacts.

So as the world seeks ways to accelerate growth across a global
economy that is struggling to emerge from recession, the solution is right in
front of us: Empower women, and you recharge the world.

Creating a climate of success for women is smart business—and
not just for consumer-products companies. Today, it’s smart business for every
company and every country.

In the years ahead, women’s economic participation and
entrepreneurial growth will drive the world’s economy. It’s no longer a matter
of “if” but of “to what heights.” All of the exciting growth projections for
various countries and regions will hinge on greater empowerment of women.

The upward trajectory has already begun. And yet around the
world—and across America—we still see too many roadblocks for women: cultural,
educational, political, and financial.

Those of us in business, government, and civil society—what we
call the “Golden Triangle”—must work together to knock these barriers down. As
we do, we will give more women the chance to access financial resources, move
into positions of leadership, and start their own businesses.

When it comes to empowering women, the implications for
companies, communities, and countries will be vast and profound. Our overall
success will, in large measure, depend on the success of women.

If we all do our part, I am convinced that future historians
will one day look back on our time as the dawn of “The Women’s Century”—a
century that is more open, more hopeful, and more prosperous than any that has
come before.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Sachin has made enough records and milestones in the cricket that he
hardly left anything to achieve, form the total score of 17000 runs in
one day international cricket and 15000 runs in test matches all looks
like unbeatable. Here are the most memorable centuries.

India vs Bangladesh, ODI 2012

After 33 innings and over a year, Tendulkar finally got to the elusive
ton against Bangladesh in an Asia Cup league match at a packed
Sher-e-Bangla stadium in Mirpur. It took him 138 deliveries, one of the
most arduous one-day efforts by the 38-year-old right-hander, to get to
the 100 that had become as much a talking point as the team's fortunes
in the past 365 days.

India vs South Africa, ODI-2010

Sachin scored the first double century in one day international cricket
which made the history. He scored 200 (not out) in 147 balls with 25
boundaries and three sixes against South Africa on February 24, 2010 in
Gwalior. India won this match by 153 runs.

India vs England, Test Match-2008

This match is one among the memorable movements which happened just
after two weeks of Mumbai terrorist attack on hotel Taj. Sachin scored
103 (not out) chasing the highest run of 387 and also the first time
were Sachin scored a century in a successful fourth-innings chase.

India vs Australia, Test Match-1998

This test match was one of the remarkable one where India trailed by 71
runs in the first innings and Sachin’s brilliant unbeaten 155 runs to
set Australia a target of 348 runs and India won the match by 179 runs.
In this match Tendulkar scored 155 not out, with 14 boundaries and four
sixes.

England v India, Test match-1990

This test match is the first step for Sachin’s milestone. He scored his
first test century against England in August 1990. Sachin was just 17
year old, struggled batting when India was at 109/4 after being set 408
runs to win. He challenged the England holding wickets for almost six
hours and derived the team to a draw.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

As 2011 winds down to a close tomorrow, let me go over some of the major happenings this year.

India’s World Cup Win
Teams have up and down years, but whatever happened during the rest
of the year, winning the World Cup is forever. After more than a
generation, India lifted the World Cup again! Sweet memories for those
who had seen the 1983 win and a first-time glorious moment for those who
had not. It was a fitting tribute to Sachin Tendulkar in his last World
Cup. For those who doubted India could do it (that includes me),
Dhoni’s India peaked at the right time after wobbles against England and
South Africa. After India’s campaign, the best memories of the World
Cup were Ireland’s incredible win against England and the guaranteed
(but maybe won’t happen this time) South African choke.England as No. 1 Test Team
England have always been underrated as a cricket team because of
their abysmal ODI form, but I never imagined that they would reach the
No. 1 Test ranking after beating both Australia (3-1) and India (4-0) to
a pulp. I am now amazed that Sri Lanka only lost 0-1 in a 3-Test series
and that after a freak third innings collapse.The Rise and Fall of Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Around the mid-point of this year, Dhoni was on top of the world.
Under him, India had won the T20 World Cup, the ODI World Cup (with
Dhoni hitting the winning six) and the #1 Test Team ranking. He
captained his IPL team Chennai Super Kings to two IPL championships and
the Champions League Trophy. Then hiccups as India failed to win two
Test matches in West Indies that they could have and should have won.
And a full-blown disaster as India got wiped out in England, failing to
win a single match and losing their Test top spot. Then CSK crashed out
early in the 2011 Champions League. After gaining back some ground with a
trashing of England in home ODIs and an almost whitewash of the West
Indies, things seem to have slid back with a defeat to Australia in the
final Test of the year. Dhoni seems human, after all.Pakistan’s Incredible Year
Q at WellPitched can explain this much better than I do.Bangladesh’s Terrible Year
Name the only team (including Zimbabwe) to have not won a single Test
this year. There is no excuse for Bangladesh having Test status when
teams like Ireland are out. All bravado and no result, despite having a
few talented players.Zimbabwe’s Return
Won their first Test on return. Made New Zealand sweat for a win.
Zimbabwe is a country with a deep cricket tradition. And these are good
signs for the long-term.South Africa Throwing Series Leads
South Africa continues to throw away series leads after owning the
opposition (India, Australia and Sri Lanka). Seriously, how do you look
at yourself in the mirror after losing to the opposition one Test after
bowling them out for 47 or winning by an innings? South Africa reminds
me of the navigator in the boat race asking his team members to slow
down because he never thought they would be in front and so hadn’t
studied the map.Miscellaneous
Yes, please don’t say Test cricket is still alive.
We get it: You love Test cricket like cats love fish or something like
that. On the other hand, I cannot remember many ODIs (other than those
in the World Cup) or T20s. Some of the Test matches were suspiciously
good. And by that, I mean only three players went to jail.Rahul Dravid - The Wall of Indian Cricket Teamwas at his best again.

Lets pray for Sachin to break new records in 2012. He is nation`s pride.